Considering children's perspectives on contact with their father in the context of post-separation domestic violence
About event organiser
Learning Network and Knowledge Hub are knowledge mobilisation and research initiatives based at Western University in Ontario, Canada.
Event information
About the event
For more information and to register, visit the event page.
This webinar will present findings from research on children’s experiences and perspectives regarding contact with their father in the context of post-separation intimate partner violence (IPV). We will begin by highlighting the importance of considering children’s views when making decisions about contact with their father and by identifying factors that support their meaningful participation. The webinar will also examine the conditions that help children feel safe and at ease in these situations. Finally, it will explore avenues for supporting a reparation process for children who have been exposed to IPV.
By attending this Webinar, participants will be better able to:
- Identify factors that promote children's participation in decision-making regarding contact with their father
- Identify, from the children's perspective, conditions that help them feel safe and comfortable during contact with their father
- Explore ways to support a healing process for children who have experienced domestic violence
NOTE: This Webinar will run in French with simultaneous English and American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation. A Webinar recording will be made available after the Webinar. Register for the Webinar and receive an email when the recording is posted. See previous webinar recordings here.
Please direct all queries to the organiser: gbvln@uwo.ca.
See all upcoming events in the calendar
Subscribe to our pānui and our news and events mailing lists
Never miss an update! Receive the latest news and event information directly to your inbox.